I simplified a problem to this. Where do I go from here? Partial fractions maybe? Help is appreciated.
From your previous question,
∫ [ 2x / (2x + 1 - x^2) ]dx =
∫ [- 2x / (x - 1 - √2)(x - 1 + √2) ]dx =
∫ [- 2(1 - √2) / (x - 1 - √2) - 2(1 + √2) / (x - 1 + √2) ]dx =
- 2∫ [(1 - √2) / (x - 1 - √2) + (1 + √2) / (x - 1 + √2) ]dx =
- 2 [ (1 - √2) Ln (x - 1 - √2) + (1 + √2) Ln (x - 1 + √2) ] + C =
- 2 [ (Ln (x - 1 - √2) - √2Ln (x - 1 - √2)) + (Ln (x - 1 + √2) + √2Ln (x - 1 + √2)) ] + C =
- 2 [ Ln (x - 1 - √2) + Ln (x - 1 + √2) + √2Ln (x - 1 + √2) - √2Ln (x - 1 - √2) ] + C =
- 2 [ Ln (x^2 - 2x - 1) + √2Ln [(x - 1 + √2) / (x - 1 - √2) ] ] + C
This can be "simplified" still further . . .
(1/2)((-2 + sqr(2))Log(-1 + sqr(2) + x) - (2+sqr(2))Log(1+sqr(2) -x))
Looks complicated I know but if you differentiate it it will work, promise :)
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From your previous question,
∫ [ 2x / (2x + 1 - x^2) ]dx =
∫ [- 2x / (x - 1 - √2)(x - 1 + √2) ]dx =
∫ [- 2(1 - √2) / (x - 1 - √2) - 2(1 + √2) / (x - 1 + √2) ]dx =
- 2∫ [(1 - √2) / (x - 1 - √2) + (1 + √2) / (x - 1 + √2) ]dx =
- 2 [ (1 - √2) Ln (x - 1 - √2) + (1 + √2) Ln (x - 1 + √2) ] + C =
- 2 [ (Ln (x - 1 - √2) - √2Ln (x - 1 - √2)) + (Ln (x - 1 + √2) + √2Ln (x - 1 + √2)) ] + C =
- 2 [ Ln (x - 1 - √2) + Ln (x - 1 + √2) + √2Ln (x - 1 + √2) - √2Ln (x - 1 - √2) ] + C =
- 2 [ Ln (x^2 - 2x - 1) + √2Ln [(x - 1 + √2) / (x - 1 - √2) ] ] + C
This can be "simplified" still further . . .
(1/2)((-2 + sqr(2))Log(-1 + sqr(2) + x) - (2+sqr(2))Log(1+sqr(2) -x))
Looks complicated I know but if you differentiate it it will work, promise :)